A southeast Nebraska farmer says he’s considering changes to his crop management plan because of tight margins in 2027.    Jay Hansen says he usually locks in prices in the fall, but, “We’re going to watch things. It looks like now is the time to be looking at nitrogen. For phosphate, we’re going to hold […]

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